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In plain words
Whatever fruit you have earned — here, or in some earlier birth, and by your own actions, no one else's — pleasant or painful, each one of them: the undergoing of it arrives too, and you never asked for it.
Close to the Sanskrit
Whatever fruit has been earned, here or in a former birth, by one's own action alone — good or bad — the experiencing of each of those, too, comes about unasked for.